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For my residence i have two areas with constant light and everything else is motion.My concern with just doing two color cams is what if the power goes out,then i lose all light until it comes back which means no usable picture,which is where the ir would come into play.Am i correct in thinking this?

Those are some nice clear nighttime camera views!Do those two cameras stay in color due to the amount of exterior lighting?

My guess would be a video amplifier with runs that long..

Okay so the 2760NVF should fit the bill since it has DC Iris and ICR..

My biggest thing is i want a clean clear picture day and night.Where you happy with it?

So you use the CNB2760NVF? It says that camera has 18 led's with a max range of 20 meters which equals to 65 and 1/2 feet.So realistically that ir range is about 30'.That works since i have three motion light fixures and three photocell fixtures.I'm still not sold on the whole IR cut filter thingy.I need to do some testing with two exact cameras,but one with and one without an ir cut filter to see which i really prefer.

You're right it worked and then some!!

That CNB looks promising.Thats just it,the light bulb is green and the area is 15'x5'.I think to play it safe, i should go with something like the CNB.Worst case scenario,i can disable the ir.

Man that is one ir hot spot!

Hey that's a good excuse,stick with it.Hey have you used Intellicams bullet camera yet,the CBC-100?

I need a mini day/night bullet cam to cover my front door.The light bulb on the front covered entrance patio is green,so i wonder how that would affect the camera picture? I was looking at the Intellicam CBC-100.My concern is it's only a 380tvl with 3.6mm lense

I see Intellicams don't come in white so..........

So does that BW Exview have onboard ir's or is that just exterior lighting?

So Rory,you prefer to use true day/night cameras and separate ir panels?

Is this where an ir cut filter would come in handy?

Where are you located?

Could be ir reflection.Point the camera down a little more to see if it goes away.

Got someone on the from Intellicam.Their Mobile View software only works with a Windows Mobile device as of right now.An Iphone app is in the works.

Okay,found a little more info on this program.I noticed Speco and Intellicam both mention Mobile View.Is it the exact same program utilized by both manufacturers?

In that case your good .

Yes he did.I'm just bustin chops.I can't wait to get my cameras up..Looking forward to the install and setup.

Ouch! That twist-on BNC looks deadly! Lots of lil scraglies .

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Yeah it is kinda huge for a residential application,but if it works then hey!

That is one beautiful picture especially at night with just moonlight and no ir!